MongoDB, Inc. Class A (MDB)

Facts are facts and the facts are that even as messy as it looked, it does not even come close to revealing what Monday left behind.

The bottom half of the sector performance tables Monday was littered with the debris of everything that works well if our economic recovery proceeds smoothly, which it no longer is.

The FOMC, and Powell himself, will have to address the central bank's plan to target average consumer level inflation over time.

Though many quality tech companies still look expensive, there are some exceptions out there.

Also, interpreting Tuesday's market, Covid-19 vaccine update, and manufacturing growth.

When the central bank is on top of their game as they have been of late, credit must go where credit is due.

Judging corporate performance into the fourth quarter, sectors to watch and charting these 2 stocks.

Will President Trump's administration move ahead with plans to turn up the heat on China in such a way that U.S. consumers for the first time share some of that pain?

Can no one else see the eventual end of the debt super-cycle?

Do we finally have too many new stocks, and are we running out of ammunition to buy them without wholesale liquidation of other stocks?

Oracle tells investors it can regain the crown it once held among enterprises and end-users, but some aren't so sure.

Amazon's move simply brings legitimacy to MongoDB's products and services.

Small-cap stocks in the cloud are looking strong for the rest of the year.

As the Fed hikes rates, stocks will still be the place to go, over other asset types.

Tech IPO investors have shown a liking for enterprise software upstarts this year. They've been less fond of consumer Internet companies up against big-name rivals.